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The Somerset reporter., 1887-12-28
ADVICE TO MOTHERS.

Arc you disturbed at night and broken ofyour
rest by sick child suffering aud crying with
pain Of cutting teeth If so, send at once and
SYRUP ron CHILDREN IErruING. Its value is
incalculable. 1t will relieve the poor little suffer
Depend upon it, mothers, there
is no mistake about it. 1t cures dissentery and
diarrhoea, regulates the stomach and bowels,
cures wind collie, softens the gums, reduces in
Illumination, and gives tone and energy to the
whole system. MRs. WGSsLoow's SOOTHING
SYRUP FOR CHILDRENs TEETH is pleasant to the
taste and is the prescription Of one Of the oldest
and best female nurses and physicians in the
United States, and is for sale by all druggists
the world. Price DC bottle. T3il
Mr.. Dickens used to think coffin nail the
deadest piece Of ronmongcry known, but one
does not see why dead lock doesn't beat it.
The Somerset reporter., 1887-12-28
m MISCELLANY

Personal. Wonderful success. Hop Piast
ers for weak parts, severe aches, strains, and
backache.
Skin-Succe0 Ointment. All Skin diseases
yield TO il. Skin-Success Soap nourshcs the
Skin. Approved by the best physicians.
The Philadelphia News askes if dog can't
reason, what makes him hate a tramp.
Ec=en,a, Erysipeias, BARRIERS Itch, etc, are
cured by Skin-Success soap and ointment
Ec-ema, eryspelas, BARRIERS itch, etc, are
cured by Skin-Success Ointment. They are pre-
vented by Skin-Success Soap Use for toilet
and shaving.
Any SKIN or Scalp Disease can be quickly
cured by Palmer's Skn-Succcss. Soap and
ointment.
A man and his wife bidding against each other
at an auction, are paralleled only by the man at
whist who trumps his partners ace.
SAb,-Sueccss Soap stimulates without irritat-
ing the skin, heals and preserves IT, Cnsur-
passed for the toilet and bath.
Pain,er's Skin-Saecess has cured many Of the
moT stubborn Skin and Scalp disorders.
No man who sits cross-legged in crowded
street can ever be picked out BY an admiring
populace for a patriot
sufferers from Dyspepsia, Will lind great re.
lief, by using DIR. Allston's Blood Tonic aud
Nerve Inyigorator
OF all quarrcls, the most scnseiess, the most
bootlcss, the most worrying, is quarrel with
your circumstances
Aid far Al. The Hop Piaaer gives comfor'
to rheumatic pains, tired muscles, lame back.
25c.
Fibshifter, is the name Of Toledo man.
Unfortunately this fact gives no clue TO his par
ticular profession.
"Ihcre hare been many remedies put before
the public for coughs aud colds, but we know o.
| none that has given more thorough satisfaction
than Adamsons Cough Balsam. - IoHiaad
Press Trial bottles 10 cts.
Volapuk, the new universal language, ha'
not single oath of profane word in it. 1t vii
never be used in political campaign, or il
driving oxen.
| ISufered fer a long time from severe, hack
ing cough, which was pronounced by a Sklllfu
physician to be dangerous and liable to term
nate in consumption. | was completely curet
| by using WIsrAK's BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY
| HENRY A. BEAN, Lawrence, MSS.
On seeing a house being whitewashed, a smal
boy of wanted to know If it was going to b.
shaved.
Kissing Goes by Favor
But Hop Ointment goes for chapped hands
sore noses, cold cracks, etc, without fear o
favor. Nerer fails. All druggists sell it at 2
cents a box.
Pittsburg, Pa, has barber who talks throug
his nose and this enables his mouth to snatch
little rest.
Many go out for Wool md Get Shorn,
But they who go out for Hop Ointment to cur
their chapped hands or lips are never di,ap
pointed. 1t gets there every time. All drug
gists sell it, % cents, or mail stamps to Hop Co
New London, Conn.
The condemned frog of our swamps, bette
than any other creature, represents the green
hide monster.
The Somerset reporter., 1887-12-28

SKowHfGAN GRANGE.-AuSel IIolway. Master
Mrs. L. IL. Crowell, Secretary. Regular meet
ings at &. \. K. hall Wednesday evening on OF
before the fun maon, and two weeks thereafter
in the afternoon.
The Somerset reporter., 1887-12-28
THE GRANGE.

SOMERSET POMONA GRANGE. Geo. T, fibhett.
Of Victor grange, Master; S. +. Emerson, Of
Skawhcgau grange, Secretary. Regular meet
iugs with the different subordinate oranges the
second Tuesday in Jan, Feb, March, Junr,
Sept, Oct, Nov. and Dec.
The Somerset reporter., 1887-12-28

bat are fretfu1, peevish.
'.foss, or troubled with
FaTeething Pains, or
eis, can be relieved
- Acker's Baby Soother.
] Opium or Morphine,
',lce rs cents. Sold by
issis,.
The Somerset reporter., 1887-12-28


They made him quite sick;
But he took , few re, lets.
dnm leu ear rSy MN f'sn' quick
You never will find
Than Pierce,s small "Pelets,"
The Purpatiye kind.
Small hut precions. AZ cents per vial.
allow are collections to day 7" asked a man
of "A bill collector "Slow. very slow; can't even
collect nv thoughts. was the rcply
~
Why Laura Lost Her Beau.
-
Laura once had an Il rnt beau,
Who called twice a rthight, or SO,
Now she sits, sunday eve,
The Somerset reporter., 1887-12-28

Sc>>o the Children. They are es-
o~No pecially liable to sudden
Colds. Coughs, Group, Whooping Cough.
etc. We guarantee Acker's English
Remedy a positive cure. 1t saves
hours Of anxious watching. Sold by
X. I. Pattan, Druggist.
The Somerset reporter., 1887-12-28

NON>N triae with any Throat or
INV Lung Disease. If you have
Cough or Cold, or the children are
threatened with Croupor Whooping Cough,
use Ackers English Remedy and prevent
further trouble. 1t is positive cure,
and we guarantee it. Price 10 and SOC
h. Il. Pattcn, Druggist.
Boy-"Pa, was Samson killed by his wife :"
Pa-"It amounts to that. She BETRAYED him, to
those who wanted to kill him" "What did she
do that for :" 81 don't know. Maybe she gave
him letter and he forgot to mail it,
The Somerset reporter., 1887-12-28

Jurymen and others attending the coming
term of court, can find good rooms AMI board
at l52 Water Street, opposite Rrnorter Office.
4stf III. WARD.
The Somerset reporter., 1887-12-28
Kissing Goes by Favor
S0M'N S\ceN Mig Nights hts,h is the he

tnouSdnuS suffering from Asthma, Cor
sumption, Coughs, etc. Did you ever try
Acker's English Remedy 1t is the best
preparation known for all Lung Troubles,
sold on positive guarantee at 10c., 5Oc.
Il. I. Patten Druggist.
England expects every man to pay his duty
and America expects every woman to pay hers
but She don't if there is any chance for SNUG
Cling.
House Clcdajnq. The best thing ever pro-
duccd for this and all kindred purposes is
JAMES PYLE'S PEARLINE, It makes the
housckeeper do the work more satisfactorily in
less than half the usual time without the aid Of
soap, or anything else and its great value in the
Kitchen and Laundry is attracting wide spread
attention. Sold by Grocers everywhere. but be-
ware of vile limitations with names that sound
like Pearlinc.
The young lady who wrote about ''trooth's
malec spell now claims that She belongs to the
broken wing of the spelling reform association.
n cSor>c Blood Elixir is the only
'>SNN . Blood Remedy gusran-
teed. 1t is positive cure for Ulcers Erup-
tions or Syphiitc Poisoning. 1tpurifes tho
whole system, and banishes all Rheumatic
81 1Sr;1 IA
The Somerset reporter., 1887-12-28

Personal. Wonderful success. Hop Piast
ers for weak parts, severe aches, strains, and
backache.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-09-12
THE FLOOR GAVE WAY.
A Terrible Disaster in a Crowded Church

A Terrible Disaster in a Crowded Church
In Tennessee,
NASHVILLE, Tenn, September II "A
horrible accident is reported from Need
more, a small inland village, three miles
north OF Manchester. Rev J. NJ Carter
and DR.. Logan were to speak there yester-
day, in favor of prohibition. When they
arrived they found & big revival in pro-
gress, and did not speak. The revival was
conducted in two-story church building,
the upper floor being used for church pur-
poses, and the lower floor given up exclu-
sively to school purposes. Yesterday
there was an immense audience in the
upper story listening sttentively to the
exhortation OF the minister, when sud-
denly and without warning the rear end
of the floor gave way with a crash, carry
ing sixty OF seventy people with it. The
fall was thirteen feet, and hardly one of
tBem escaped injury. The injured were
quickly rescued from the wreck, and three
of them found to be seriously injured.
One man was fatally hurt. Every physi-
clan in tine county was Immediately sent
for, and the work of relieving the injured
promptly begun. 10 further particulars
have been received from the disaster.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-09-12

hundred partridges. four hundred plover.
one hundred quail, one hundred curlews,
fifteen hundred hot pastries, four thousand
cold venison pastries, four thousand Gus
tards, the Earl Of Warwick acting as
steward, and servitors one thousand. o,
what grand feast was that! but then
compare it with the provisions which God
has made for US on high: that great ban
quet hour; the one hundred and forty and
four thousand as guests; all the harps and
trumpets of heaven rs the orchestra; the
vintage Of the celestial hills poured into
the tankards; all the fruits Of the orchards
Of God piled on the golden plattsrs; and
the angels of the Lord for cup-bearers, and
the once folded starry banner of the blue
sky flung out over the scene, while seated
at the head of the table shall he the One
who eighteen centuries ago declared: Il
was stranger and ye took Me in" Our
sins pardoned, may we all mingle in those
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-09-12
The Weather,

WASHINGTON, September 1.-THE fol-
lowing is the weather crop bulletin of the
Signal Office for the week ending Septem-
Der 10, 1887:
Temperature-Duripg week September
10, the weather has been slightly colder than
usual in the Lake region Middle Atlantic
and South Atlantic States, and warmer
than usual in the Missouri, Central Missis.
sippi and Lower Ohio valleys, being from
one to five degrees above normal.
The daily average temperature for the
season from January lst TO September 10,
differs less than one degree from the nor
NAL for all the sections, excepting that in
Colorado, Kansas, Indian Territory,
Northern Texas, southern portions of Ken
lucky and Tennessee, it varies from one TO
two degrees above the normal, and along
Lake Superior from two to three degrees
below the normal.
Rainfall. During the week the rainfall
has been slightly in excess of the normal
in Northeastern New York. Southern
Michigan, and portions Of Kansas, Ne
braska, Daksta, Colorado. Otherwise there
has been slight deficiency, amounting 10
one inch or more along the South Atlantic
and Gulf coasts. A deficiency for the sea-
son exists from the upper lakes TO the
lower Mississippi valley, Gulf States and
South Atlantic States, and continues great
est, a little above ten inches, in Iowa,
the southern portion Of Illinois and the
lower Mississippi valley.
DnrinU the mast month over one undrsi
per cent of the usual amount OF rain has
fallen in the northern portion OF New Eng
land, New York, Central North Carolina,
Southern Michigan, Northern Illinois, and
from the southern portion of Dakota and
Minnesota, southwark to Eastern Texas
Less than fifty per cent Of the usual amount
of rain has fallen along the South Atlantic
coast in the Eastern Gulf States, lower
Mississippi Valley, Southern Ohio, Cen
tral Illinois, Eastern Missouri and the
northern PARTON of Lower Michigan.
General Remarks-During the past week
the weather has been reported as favorable
to growing crops in Massachusetts and
North Carolina, and unfavorable in Ten
nessee, Arkansas, Mississippi, Alshama
and South Carolina. In the com growing
region the crop Is reported 10 have been
harvested and below the average in Ne.
braska, out OF danger from frost in Min
nesota, and more rain needed for late corn
in Central and Western Kansas. Cutting
is in progress in Michigan. Tha weather
is reported to have been ton dry
in the cotton region Of South Caro-
lima, AlahamG and Mississippi, and
damage hy worms IN Mississippi. In the
tobacco regions Of Tennessee, Kentucky
and Ohio, the deficiency in ram fall is re-
ported to have been injurious, while in
North Carolina the weather has been favor.
able Pastures are reported rood from
Nebraska, as improved al Minnesota,
Michigan and nGEinern Illinois, and a.
dried MP ia southern Illinois. Light frost
is reported TO have injured sweet potatoes
in northwestern North Carolina On the
2ud, and a. having occurred In northern
Illinois on the 9Th. Killing frosts were
reported on the 10th from central Mime
sofa and upper Michigan, and moraisg Of
the 18th from northern yermsnt
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WONT 60 I'd COLUMBUS.
The President Declines the Hoard Of
Trades Invitation.

The President Declines the Hoard Of
Trades Invitation.
CLOUMBrs, September 1O.-The Presi-
dent Of the Board Of trade has received .he
following reply to the invitation sent Presi-
dent Cleveland spIss weeks ago % visit
ColumbSs oa his trip West:
WAsHISGToy, D. C., Sept. :. Is77.
Mesrs. E. o. Randall, Preideat, e.s.a
DEAR SIR have received you dispatch
conveying an ipv..ation from the Board
Of TIsdS Of Columbus TO visit ths:
Gity during my contemplated visit
10 the West, and have delayed nc
knowledgment thereof until eould send
some definite Eeply. In arranging route
Of travel find it necessary 70 seiect the
roads which would be moat advantageous
in reaching certain objective points within
the time can consistently take from my
official duties for the journey, and
] regret TO say that the
plans as determined upon, will not
admit OF my stopping at Colpmbus.
The trip Ia quite long one, sa6 ~ engage
ments for fixed dates a. st. Louis and
Atlanta vii. Bocessitate considerable trav.
cling Ia the short time intervening, I shall
be obliged TO pass through . number Of
places at which should otherwise surely
stop. ! sm, however, fully appreciative
Of the complimentary action Of your board.
and beg TO express my thanks Tor the cour-
tesy which prompted IT,
Youn ven tysly,
9ROyER CLEVELAND.
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Give Ia More Blood.

PrrTsBrEG, PA, September 1.-THE
much talked Of Pyize-fght between the
feather weights, Jimmy Rowan Of this
city and Martin Dempsey, Of Brooklyn,
proved to he q tizLle The men met near
Williamsburg, Pa, at day-break to-day,
and instead of usiug skin gloves as pro-
posed they fought with four ounce gloves.
This occasioned considerable grumbliDg
among the spectators who had paid S3 each
90 witness the mill, and after 20 rounds Of
harmless fighting the crowd became 20
disgustej that a draw had to be declared.
The fight lastsd two hours and at its con-
ClusiOn there was rot scratch on either
contestants face TO denote that there had
been an encounter.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-09-12
N. DIS EXCURT.
The Medical Congress Takes . Trip 20
Niagara Yalis--A Royal Time.

The Medical Congress Takes q Trfp %
Niagara Yaiis--A Royal Tfms.
Watkins GLENN, n. T., September IL.
The excursion TO Niagara Falls Of the
delegates Of abe International Medical
Congress, which left Washington last even
ing, reached here 81 9:30 q. m. to-day.
The excursiopiIs number more than 2, 600,
Of whom over 200 are from abroad. The
lattSr are guests Of the American medical
profession, all their expenses, aggre-
eating $1,000 tsF this excursion,
being paid Out Of the general
fund by the executive eommittfe OF the
Medical Congress. An Amedcsn physi-
clan is in charge Of zach car and rssponsi-
BILE for the comfort Of its occupants. Tho
foreigner, In spite Of soms fatigue, sc~ns
TO be having q very sood time to-day,
sight seeing. The majority Of the sreur-
sionists were resolved into Fspeb, Eng.
la German speaking colonies, which
went their seysrsi ways at pleas-
ure and awoks yoluble echoes In
the glen ~ the music Of Sbsir
own idi0nls. The foreigners agree In the
opinion that the fruits Of the medical con-
gress from . scientific point of view 40
incalcuable. They s1psess high sppreei-
alton Of the sos;sl attentions paid then by
the Amsdcans, and become emphatic In
respect to the royal god fellowship Of
American doctopI The train lsft for Nj
sgia Falls st 2.39 p. N, sDd arrived st
$50 p. NJ, at tbs fallA Carriages have
been secrved 10 convey them % 81 psstsof
interest TO morrow.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-09-12

NEW YoeE, September ll.-Plymouth
Church. in Brooklyn, was reopened to-
DAY. after the ummer vacation. Mrs.
Beecher came from Stamford, Conn, to at
teud the service, and occupied the family
pew alone Rev. DR.. J. $. Willis, Of Mill
ford. occupied the pulpit Rev. DR.
White, OF Summit, \. j., will occupy the
pulpit next sunday, s6a DIR. Parker, OF
London, the first Sunday in October. A
.aembrr Of the church committee said no
sction had yet been taken regarding the
selection Gt Mr.. Beecher's successor. DE
DOUBTED it the position would be offered to
Dr. Parker, or il he would accept 1t If
offered him.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-09-12
The HsrmonIou. Central Labor vnisn,

NEW YORK, September lit has been
the outspoken inteation Of the building
trades section to assail tbs management Of
the leader at the Central Labor Union
meeting this afternoon, and there was .
large attendance Of anti-Socialists in con-
sequence. The Socialists TUNED out largely
bat they were outnumbered, Taefe was
fighting all through the Iaeeting The noise
began WHEN yfed Haller, Socialist, was
ru, DIP tor chairman. Objection vas st
once made that the member we pat N good
standing. There Wac - interesting
row when the s,6rstaIy decided the point
well taksn, aud more row when the sp-
pal from the decision was sustained By
"a TO AZ. When something like psscs vas
secured, the ale and porte; t,swea named
HalIe,, and he took Me chair, saying h
would eoaduss the proceedings impartially,
aud deprecated the Introduction Of poll
tifs M@ns. Enrich, socialist, and Nc
Kim, anti-soeialist. were nominated for
y;ee-ehairmen. MeKinn received s. yotss
to Enrich's So.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-09-12

Tucson, ARIZ., August 1.-THE storms
of THURSDAY and Friday were the most
severe ever kpswa In this section. Five
miles oithe Southern Paci6e xsck bstwssa
this point and B<uson was washed sway.
Two large BRIGGS over the Ceuago asd
Rillitts fiysss, were destroyed Tslepsph
wires ase down and In some places ass i'm
beddsd In ten feet Of sanA, stssl f.ils
are carried . quarter q . mile
down the hyer and sse scattered -
miles down ths stream. Southern
Pacific tzzins ass being run over tbs
Atlantic spd Rseisc road. wsshosss sss
reported oil along the line from fnsssa -
Yuma From parties IN fssn 6sn heafo
and Rillita Rivsn Il = laarssd thzt tbe
food is the worst svss knovn = ksfssgs,
and many - iaad nasks hass- bsei.
wasbd SSsy snA 6elds a grain swsps
oSsA fks 6outhesn Paelc eneials -
that travel over the rod sannst - =.
snmsd 81 evsf Q well
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-09-12

No ONE doubts that the Pennsylvania
Rnouopoly would extremely dislike to see
sompeting lines coming into Wheeling.
rbere il also no doubt that if the monop-
ely can work against the proposed railroad
bridge it will do so. 1t is keen monOp-
Bis. AMI its hand may appear in many
strange DISCUSSES. Let Us watch for it.
The REGISTER has started the ball rolling
and it is bound to roll on to its destination
whether our monOpOlistic friends will it
- nr NOT.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-09-12
The Murderous Police.

LONDON, September ll.-Mr. Labou.
cbere, in long letter describing the affair
at Mitchelstown says wteu he entered
the barracks he found that the po-
lico had dragged two men inside and
were beating them with blueeons as they
lay fico downwards, Mr.. Dillon had the
greatest difficulty In preventing the chief
constable from rushing out Of the bar
racks with his men and shooting right and
lefl,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-09-12
Foreign Markets,

LONDON, September Discount was
in good demand during the past week at
2la3l. On the Stock Exchange little bus
inesS has been transacted outside Of the
American naket, which now completely
dominates every other department Ac-
cording as American railroad securitiep
vary, 40 are other markets affected.
The course Of the weeks variations
leaves operators in absolute uncertainty ~
to development In the immediate future,
hence LO,h spectators and the publi
continue 20 hold alOof. Viewing the work
"a a whole, the tendency was upward, with
Gtful rising and falling, leaving q general
advance In most stocks.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-09-12
THE CROPS.
A Summary of the Crop Report-The
Weather Bulletin.

A Summary Of the Crop Report-The
Weather Bulletin.
CHICAGO, September 1.-THE following
is condeesed summary Of the crop report
for the week ending September 10, printed
By the Fapasrs' R.Tiflr, -z-....
No change is TO be noted in corn crops.
except that during the week much Of it
has been cut and shocked.
The average yield Of wheat crop per acre
is as follows:
Illinois, % counties, winter wheat II,
spring wheat 10 per cent. Indiana, II
counties; winter Is, spring IA per cent.
Iowa, 81 counties; winter III, spring IL
per cent. Kansas, Ia counties; winter II,
spring 8 per cent. Michigan, IL counties
winter -, spring II per cent. Minnesota
10 counties; spring l2l per cent Missouri
10 counties; winter Is! per cent Nebraska
10 counties; spring II per cent. Ohio II
counties; winter l3i per cent. Wisconsin,
IA counties; sring 9l per cent.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-09-12
A Prize OF 100000

Z a good thing 70 get, and the man who
lns It oy superior skill, or by an unex-
Pec'ed turn OF Fortunes wheel, is to be
ISIgratulated. But he who escapes from
Ine clutches Of that dread monster, Con.
,osnptlon, and wins back health and hap
kshess' Is iar mere fortunate. The chances
I. winning $4,000 are small, bat every
Oasumptlye may be absolutely sure OF re-
ts1Nsry, II ne takes DR.. Pieree's Golden
Inca! Discovery in time. For all scrof-
,b b,ous diseases Consumption is one Of
Sl ml 1t Is an unfailing remedy. AL
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-09-12

PROFs. ROwAN's and DENIPsEY's slug
giug match proved to Le a tizzle. They
used four-ounse instead Of skin gloves,
there was not blood eAOugh drawn after
tSenty-six rounds to be noticeable with a
msgnifyiug glass, and the spectators re-
tired disgusted. See here, gentlemen OF
the manly art, We want more blood, more
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-09-12

The Central Labor Union OF New York
apprars to be the most unhappy body in
the world. When they are not lighting
with everybody else they are struggling
amongst themselves. The Socialists and
anti-Socialists in the organization, who are
about equally divided, are engaged in the
pleasant task Of cutting one anOther's
tnroats, and at yesterdays meeting had a
biyb old time.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-09-12
sunday Base Ball.

At Brooklyn, N.Y.-BrOOklyn 5, Cleve-
land Q.
Earned rms, Brooklyn ,; eTTors, Brook
] So , Cleveland 3; base hits, Brooklyn y;
cleveland 1; batteries, Rerter and Clark,
STowell and Snyder; umpire, J. Sullivan.
At New York-Mets 6, Louisville 9.
Earned runs, &ets 3; Louisville 3; er-
foTs, Nets II Louisville =; base hits, Nets
~ Louisville -; batteries, CuShman and
Sonohue, Ramsey and COOuey; umpire,
Aeenan, Of the Ciucinnatis.
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Parkersburg Items.

Special TllSgraa 10 ne RsGIster.
PARKERsBURG, W. Va, September IL.
Mrs. Burlington, aged about eighty, a
1uost estimaGle lady Of this city, died this
morning Of the effect of parslytic stroke
some time ago.
The Conference of the Methodist Church,
south, West Virginia, - still in session at
Excursion trains will run
there tomorrow. There is q large attend
anee. VIII probably not adjourn till
"wednesday.